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• Board Meeting Date: 1/23/2008
• Description: OWCDP Section - City of Northglen - High Efficiency Toilet Give-Away Program
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Memo

David Allen, Utilities Director, City of Northglenn
Mr. Allen has a BS in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University and a MS in
Civil Engineering from University of Southern California. Mr. Allen manages and
directs the City of Northglenn staff who are responsible for the development,
planning and conser~~ation of the City of Northglenn's water supplies. He has over
seventeen years working in the water engineering field. Mr. Allen will be involved
with multiple aspects of the program including but not limited to development and
implementation oversight.
Traffic Control
Traffic Control will be handled by Northglenn law enforcement personnel.
Administrative Staff and laborers
Various city employees will process paperwork, background checks and disposal of
old toilets.
3. Retail Water Delivery by the City of North~lenn for the Years
2001- 2006 by Class

YEAR SINGLE
FAMILY
TO~?~'NHOMES
APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS TOTAL
GALLONS
2001 1,009.827 55.864 233.813 245.931 43.425 1,588.860
2002 1,051.074 61.761 229.769 236.188 41.893 1,620.685
2003 892.214 55.883 223.559 197.725 36.287 1,405.668
2004 828.558 53.846 225.608 192.286 30.357 1,330.655
2005 939.812 58.750 236.936 206.855 44.940 1,487.293
2006 1,033.449 61.495 248.747 213.524 55.014 1,612.229
Shown in million gallons
The City`s principle water supply source is Clear Creek with a small amount of
Transbasin Water from the Frazier River Basin. These are stored at Standley Lake. All
sources are surface water.
Back6round Characterization of Water System and Potential Growth:
(i) Current and past years' per capita water use for the last five years and the basis
for this calculation:
Per Capita Use
The following table shows daily system-wide water use per capita (or per person).
Average annual use declined from 151 gallons per day per capita (gpcd) in 2000 (pre-
drought) to 126 gpcd in 2006. Northglenn's per capita water use rates are some of the
lowest in the Denver metropolitan area. For comparison, daily system-wide water use
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